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Jesus teeds lol.. Good job man  Wonder if lap times are going to rise or fall in B3..

Copy the URL out from the middle of the 'embed' code on your vid page, replace the word 'embed' in the URL with 'v' and shove it inside some flash tags.. Something like  flash=640,400 works good 

Nice one teeds 

I ended up using soil. I think the others I tried were asphalt and concrete but it was a while ago so can't be sure. I know conc made the bike slip out and the other, whichever it was made the bike instantly nosedive..

Hey Joe thanks for the offer but it's nearly finished 

Plan is to launch with or very shortly after beta 3

Really nice stuff! Gotta be honest though when I saw the screenshots I was hoping the blocks (at 15 sec) were going to be flowing like water  Good work man

Still like the look of that teeds, wish I had the time and space!

lol excuses excuses eh? 

Nice job mate! I like the retro look, not sure I'd use it much but getting the model in game and working nicely that deserves a serious thumbs up!



Looking forward to seeing what you come out with in the future 

Wow Mace nice work mate! Media's a hard career to get into and harder to find a decent employer, or stick working for a not so good one, so I wish you the best of luck! 

I don't know blender specifically, but all 3d modeling programs provide the light sources, and the object materials will have texture properties (maybe additional like normals or just something like material type: metal in basic software) which will react with / reflect those light sources.

Of course you can always photoshop it afterwards to give a rendered image extra effects, but the effects you get from light, reflection and shadow in 3d software is all designed to mimic reality so normally the first choice!

Good job man, that's what it's made for!

As for the bike / gameplay / controller settings all I remember is bike is stock. Can't check the rest right now

Videos are great guys keep them coming! The more the better 

Any 3d program should give you the option to render a scene that you can export as an image, and you should be able to set things up like lights and shadows, normal maps and all the things that make 3d models shine.

But it depends what you are trying to make and how good your photoshop skills are. Programs like blender are all well and good but can take a long time to master. Things like Sketchup can render some nice looking scenes with a few plugins and is real easy to use but you don't get the same level of control over models.

Then face the roost at least it would sound good lol